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Coolum:
‘Coolum surf: 15-25 knots ESE. Swell has pick up to 2-3ft but so has the onshore winds. Wind is blowing 10-20kts ESE. High tide early at 5am. Messy conditions for surf along all open beaches try the points later on the low tide.’
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Surf South Oz:
‘Mid-Coast SA: Winds have gone onshore overnight and conditions are bumpy this morning with SW winds around 12 knots. Surf is only knee high and mostly wind chop, so there'll be a learner wave on the beachies around lunchtime. There's not a lot of tidal movement today, but low tide is around 11:30am with a small afternoon peak around 6:20pm.’
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Surf South Oz:
‘South-Coast SA: Conditions are looking OK on the South Coast early this morning with very light West winds and glassy lines of slightly peaky swell. Surf along the Middleton - Goolwa stretch is around 2 - 3' ,with small 1 - 2' waves around at Chiton / Gap.’
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SurfWX:
‘Newcastle surf report: Rain has cleared and we’ve lost a bit of both size and period overnight. Wind N to NNE with a NE’er on the way. Sets more 4ft than 5ft on a period of 9 seconds and still looking a little green. Just passed high tide and less water won’t hurt. Points to our north are beckoning.’
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Test
Improved at about high tide when the wind went light SE offshore. About shoulder to head high. Good Sunday, early am.
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Newsurf Surf Shop:
‘Newgale surf report: 3 Foot and Messy. Wind West South Westerly Force 5-6’
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Bundoran Surf Co:
‘Surf is 4-6 foot and semi clean at the Peak with fresh SSW winds. Even though windy the shape is good. Tullan is blown out. For a beach surf Rossnowlagh is 4 foot and cross shore, Streedagh is 3 foot and clean.Low tide: 07:56, 1.5m High tide: 14:17, 2.7m’
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Ma Simes Surf hut:
‘Whitesands Bay: Messy 3-4 ft waves today with moderate/strong onshore winds. Plenty of surf this morning, quite chunky on sets , but it is also quite messy. It should improve as the tide comes in and expect fairly messy shoulder high waves after high tide this afternoon. Waves all day. 2-3 ft tomorrow, 2 ft Monday.’
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Lahinch Surf Shop:
‘Air 8 water 11.3'C wind 16 knots W waves 6 foot messy’
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Filf Surf Co:
‘Brighton report: Only a foot of chop, force 4 onshore wind.’
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Shop on the Beach:
‘Watergate Bay: Sat Mar 03 10:18:17 +0000 2012’
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WestBay Surfboards:
‘White Rocks: 4FT+, wind Light off-shore’
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West Bay Surfboards:
‘East Strand: 2FT+, wind Light off-shore’
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West Bay Surfboards:
‘White Rocks: 4FT+, wind Light off-shore’
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Sorted Surf Shop:
‘Bournemouth: am - Morning!! Westerlys have started to show and a little choppy wave is appearing! Something to have a play on at the moment but size will increase as the day goes on. But best bet today is seek shelter and a low tide!’
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Zuma Jay Surf Shop:
‘Bude surf report: A solid 5ft out there with the wind coming onshore fast.. Best spot at Summerleaze high tide. Wind Increasing SW. It was still offshore this morning, but 8.30 saw the SWs hit and its messy already!’
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St Vedas Surf Shop:
‘Coldingham Bay report: Ankle to Knee High Windswell Waves. 05ft 05sec SE Swell Increasing. Light Cross On Shore SE Wind Weather is Overcast’
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Vibe Surf Shop:
‘Scarborough Surf Report: Morning, A nice clean 1-2ft from SE wind swell, great for learning.’
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West Coast Surf:
‘Porth Neigwl: The cold front has cleared and a south west breeze is moderate onshore this morning. There is a choppy local sea and an underlying ground swell.’
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Escape Surf boards:
‘Polzeath Surf Report and Forecast’
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Constantine Surf:
‘Constantine Bay report: It's a surprisingly bright and pleasant, cheery morning after last night's mist and mizzle. There's only a light wind but that wind is onshore making the surf down in the bay a little choppy.’
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Constantine Surf:
‘Harlyn report: Yep, this is the place to be today! Three to four feet waves are cresting smoothly into the bay, some closing out, others firing snappily across the sand. I'm guessing that it will improve throughout the morning too, on the run up to this afternoon's high tide.’
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Coolum:
‘1.5 metres(5') 10-20 knots SE. Small clean waves early, 1-2ft SE swell. Winds are light SW early and predicated to swing to SSE later. Get out early with a dropping tide, low at 11am. Very busy at Coolum today with the surf boat carnival. All open beaches will have waves.’
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Wave Bandit: Hands On OH&S Oil & Gas Safety Services (tel: 0458 544 287)
It's still very small at around 1ft with the odd bigger one. The winds are light SW early and are forecast to go SSE later. Just very small ones on the open beaches early on te dropping tide before the wind comes up from the SSE later this morning
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Rasta Surfboards:
‘Barwon Heads: Atrocious is such an underused word , fair to say today is verging on atrocious .east to south east at 18K’s and 3ft Sunday will be west to north west at 10K’s and 2ft possible cleanish waves at Raffamea Bay, Possos and 13th beach Townies main beach will also be worth a look Monday will be west to south west at 13K’s and 2.5 ft Ra’
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Coolum:
‘Coolum surf: 1.0 metres(3') 5-15 knots NE. All beaches looking a treat today with a great outlook for the weekend. Light variable winds today and small surf making it perfect for learning to surf or grabbing a malibu. Northern beaches Peregian, Sunrise and A/bay holding more size.’
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Surf South Oz:
‘Mid-Coast SA: Conditions are clean this morning with light offshore East winds early, but there's practically no swell. Technically there is swell - it's just very South in direction and not getting into the gulf, and 70cm of tidal movement today won't do much to help.’
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Surf South Oz:
‘South-Coast SA: Light Easterly winds are adding a bit of a lump to the swell this morning, which is very South in direction. Surf is typically wobbly along the Middleton - Goolwa stretch at around 3 - 4' ,with lumpy 2 - 3' surf around at Chiton / Gap.’
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SurfWX:
‘Newcastle surf report: Wind not so much the problem this morning but the banks are being overwhelmed by the swell and tide. Out of the south and 5ft on the bombs. Period has added another half a second or more overnight. Rain is still with us and wind light all over the place. Some searching needed but you'll will find a wave.’
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has stated that a magnitude 8.2 Earthquake beneath the Sea of Okhosk did not generate a destructive Tsunami. However, we suggest that local interests also listen for statements from the Japan Meteorological Agency, located much closer to the source.
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